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No. of Recommendations: 11
again.
SNIP Family of Boulder suspect taken into ICE custody for expedited removal, U.S. says
Immigration lawyers struggled to recall similar examples of entire families being detained for deportation proceedings immediately after a relative was charged with a crime...
...And some immigration experts questioned the legality of deporting Soliman’s family members under
expedited removal, a fast-track deportation process created in 1996 that does not allow immigrants to have a hearing before an immigration judge. They are also not entitled to a lawyer...Lucas Guttentag, a Stanford law professor and a former immigration policy adviser to the Biden and Obama administrations, said
visa holders generally are ineligible for expedited removal because they arrived with valid legal documents.Since Congress created the rapid process, it has been used mainly to quickly deport recent border crossers. Trump officials in January expanded its use nationwide to target people who had been in the United States for up to two years. Officials said people who arrived without visas or who obtained them via fraud could be subject to rapid removal. SNIP
So we are gonna reach out and use any law to sweep innocent family members out of the country with no due process. No matter that half of the people in Salvador jails committed no crime and we threw them into a Gulag we are creating. I hope at least, if they are deported they can stay together and aren't split apart with some in jail in different countries. We are being inhuman under MAGA.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/06...
No. of Recommendations: 3
Yep. The real victims is the family of the perp. Forget the Holocaust survivor that was burned up.
No. of Recommendations: 7
The real victims is the family of the perp.
So close, yet so far.
The real criminal is the perp, not his family.
—Peter
No. of Recommendations: 3
The real criminal is the perp, not his family.
Depends on whether or not they're accessories, doesn't it? The investigation will turn that up.
Either way, you guys found another set of illegals to root for!
No. of Recommendations: 5
Yep. The real victims is the family of the perp. Forget the Holocaust survivor that was burned up.
Punishing an entire family for the crime committed by one person is well worth opposing. Your point isn’t a point at all, except to those not interested in defending the civil rights of those who live here.
Nobody’s forgetting the victims, but deporting a bunch of innocent people for a crime they didn’t commit is what dictatorships do, not democracies.
No. of Recommendations: 2
Depends on whether or not they're accessories, doesn't it?
Fair point. But if they need to be investigated as potential accessories, how will that be done if they are deported? And if they ARE accessories - something that needs to be determined - how do you prosecute them if they are deported?
Are you suggesting we deport them because we *think* they might be accessories?
--Peter
No. of Recommendations: 2
Punishing an entire family for the crime committed by one person is well worth opposing. Your point isn’t a point at all, except to those not interested in defending the civil rights of those who live here.
Nobody’s forgetting the victims, but deporting a bunch of innocent people for a crime they didn’t commit is what dictatorships do, not democracies.
1. What's their visa status? Odds are they're overstaying.
2. The media seems to be doing puff pieces on the family...but zero profiles of the real victims, the ones on the receiving end of the Molotov cocktails. Wonder why that is. <--- Note the lack of a question mark.
3. Yeah yeah yeah tHe uS iS A dIcTaToRsHiP <--- Note the lack of evidence on this assertion.
No. of Recommendations: 9
Yeah yeah yeah tHe uS iS A dIcTaToRsHiP <--- Note the lack of evidence on this assertion.
Punishing entire families for the crimes of one person IS what dictatorships do, not democracies.
What part of that statement is unsupported by facts known by you and me since our first Civics lesson in public schools?
No. of Recommendations: 2
Punishing entire families for the crimes of one person IS what dictatorships do, not democracies.
Is that what's happening here? You don't know.
No. of Recommendations: 2
But if they need to be investigated as potential accessories, how will that be done if they are deported?
That would depend on their level of involvement. That could range from "I knew that dad said some crazy things" to "I helped dad mix up his Molotovs".
Are you suggesting we deport them because we *think* they might be accessories?
Didn't I say the investigation would bear that out?
Soliman has been quite...verbose in what he thinks. It stands to reason his family knows something.
No. of Recommendations: 1
Punishing an entire family for the crime committed by one person is well worth opposing.
Treat the Spankee Crime Family (34 felonies and counting) the same as any other crime family in the US. Deport them all immediately. Not subject to habeas corpus (everyone knows they are guilty, so not illegal).
